Dear Alex, Please find bellow the upstream answer: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is normal macro behaviour. Macros can nest, so after processing the http:... macro, the bare email address is recognised and replaced as well. Basically allowing bare email addresses to be recognised is fragile, it might have been better not to recognise them, or to implement it another way. But thats hindsight :)
The backslash goes before the whole macro (not something inside it like the @) to prevent recognition, usually thats the xxx: but for emails again its dependent on what it recognised. Again bare emails are fragile :( But http://example.org/?l=\[email protected] works ok. Or your %40 can also be used. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If that answer to your question, please close the bug report. Thanks in advance, Joseph -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
